To what extent did a pervasive fear of communism affect the United States from 1917-1924

What was the main argument of plessy in plessy v. ferguson

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As time went on, pan-africanism became a philosophy that: a. africans gain colonies in asia. b. african americans be proud of their african descent andwork toward civil rights. c. start many world's fairs to showcase african successes. d. europeans conquer african territory.